Algerian Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Sid Ali Khaldi attended the opening of Algeria Day in Oslo, Norway, alongside Norwegian Minister of Fisheries and Marine Policy Marianne Sivertsen Næss. The event took place on Wednesday, ahead of the 15th Scandinavian-African Economic Summit, where Algeria is participating as a special guest of honor. Khaldi is representing Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune at the summit.
The 15th Scandinavian-African Economic Summit aims to strengthen economic ties between Scandinavian countries and African nations. Algeria's participation in the summit highlights the country's growing importance as a key player in African and international economic affairs. Khaldi's presence at the event underscores Algeria's commitment to fostering partnerships with other countries.
Algeria Day is an annual event that celebrates Algerian culture, history, and achievements. The event provides an opportunity for Algerian officials to engage with international counterparts and promote Algerian interests. This year's event is particularly significant, given Algeria's participation in the economic summit.
Khaldi's visit to Oslo also highlights the strong bilateral relations between Algeria and Norway. The two countries have a long history of cooperation in various fields, including energy, trade, and fisheries. The Algerian minister's attendance at the Algeria Day event demonstrates the country's commitment to maintaining and strengthening these ties.
The Algerian Ministry of Health has announced the launch of a national campaign to intensify early detection of cancer, starting Thursday. The campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of early detection and provide access to screening services for citizens. The initiative is part of Algeria's efforts to improve healthcare services and combat cancer.
In a separate development, Algerian Minister of National Education Abdelkrim Benbrahim highlighted the strategic importance of the education sector in diversifying the national economy during a recent visit to Uzbekistan. Benbrahim emphasized the need to develop skills and competencies in various fields to drive economic growth and diversification.
The Algerian government has recently launched two new digital services for the education sector through the National Digital Service Platform. The platform aims to provide citizens with easy access to public services and enhance the efficiency of government services. The new services are part of Algeria's efforts to promote digitalization and improve the quality of education.
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- Algerian Minister Sid Ali Khaldi attends Algeria Day event in Oslo, Norway, ahead of the 15th Scandinavian-African Economic Summit.
